Sentence examples for citing this fact from inspiring English sources

He and other economics commentators citing this fact never explain why the very same ratio should not be interpreted as a drop in supply, or as a combination of reduced supply and reduced demand.

And even if some of the people citing this "fact" could somehow be convinced that it wasn't so, they'd brush it off, because there's such a pattern of liberal duplicity, demonstrated by lots of other supposed facts — all of which are also lies.

A.I.G. cited this fact, but the lawyer crossed the reference out.

Opponents of legalization often cite this fact, though it is of questionable relevance, since living donors in the U.S. are, statistically, as healthy after surgery as anybody else.

Republicans often cite this as fact, but as the Washington Post's Mike Konczal points out, this figure, which comes from the libertarian Cato Institute, includes the cost of things like Medicaid, Headstart and community programs like adoption assistance and taxpayer clinics.

The report discounts the $10 billion valuation of Facebook from the recent Digital Sky Technologies investment, citing the fact that this price was for preferred shares.

Rusty Anthony Michael Halll) is complaining about the "crummy" actor who is playing Wyatt Earp, citing the fact that this particular Wyatt Earp happens to be wearing jogging shoes.

Initially West German officials refused to agree to this stipulation citing the fact that the West German flag had been used at both the 1956 Winter and Summer Games.

Frege defended this view by citing the fact that within logic there is no need for such a division, while Reinach appeals to the nature of judgement to establish this view.

In this case, the Met has not provided any such details, citing the fact the piece was only on loan.

Mr. Wilpon would not comment on the lawsuit, citing the fact that it had been filed under seal.